Suunto

Looking for a Suunto dive computer in Singapore? We stock the full twelve-product Suunto range, from the $380 Zoop Novo to the $1,450 Nautic bundle with Tank Pod, and every one is on the wall to handle and compare at our Paya Lebar store.

Buying a computer from a shelf you can walk up to matters more with Suunto than most brands, because the range spans everything from a first Open Water computer to a rebreather-capable technical watch. Try the models side by side, ask us which suits your diving, and take it home the same day; free tracked Singapore delivery applies over $50 if you would rather order online.

Which Suunto dive computer fits your diving?

ModelBest forPrice (SGD)
Zoop NovoFirst computer: air, nitrox, gauge and free modes, built-in planner, big backlit display$380
D4f BlackFreediving, snorkelling and spearfishing watch$395
Vyper NovoAdvanced recreational: three nitrox mixes, tilt-compensated compass, optional wireless air$480
D5Watch-style daily driver: colour screen, vibration alarms, app sync$755-815
EON CoreCompact console-style with a large colour screen, beginner to advanced$860
Nautic SNew-generation recreational with sidemount support and AMOLED screen$880
Nautic (bungee)New flagship, recreational to tech: multi-gas, sidemount, full deco planning$980 (usually $1,099)
Nautic Elastic TextileSame Nautic platform on a textile strap$1,088 (usually $1,189)
OceanDive computer and sports watch hybrid: GPS, wrist heart rate, 95+ sport modes$1,150
DX SilverTechnical and rebreather watch with CCR setpoint modes$1,200
Nautic with Bungee Cord and Tank PodFlagship bundle, air integration included, up to 5 gases$1,450
Tank PodWireless transmitter for air integration$480 (usually $530)

What changed with the Suunto Nautic?
The algorithm. Suunto’s legacy models run the RGBM family: the Zoop Novo on Suunto RGBM with full continuous decompression, the Vyper Novo on Deep Stop RGBM, the DX on Fused RGBM. The Nautic platform moves to Buhlmann 16 GF with adjustable gradient factors, a genuine differentiator if your diving leans technical. Around it Suunto built a bright AMOLED display, an integrated LED flashlight, glove-friendly buttons, dual-transmitter air integration, and GPS with offline maps that sync to the Suunto app.

Frequently asked questions
Which Suunto dive computer should a new diver buy?The Zoop Novo at $380. Air, nitrox, gauge and free modes with a built-in planner cover everything an Open Water diver needs. If you can stretch to $480, the Vyper Novo adds a compass, three nitrox mixes and optional wireless air integration.
Suunto dive watch or full-size computer?Three models work as a true Suunto dive watch: the D5 ($755-815) for everyday recreational diving, the Ocean ($1,150) if you also want GPS sports tracking and wrist heart rate, and the DX Silver ($1,200) for technical and rebreather diving. Prefer a bigger screen underwater? The EON Core ($860) is the compact console-style option, and the D4f ($395) is the freediving specialist.
Do Suunto computers pair with air integration?Yes, via the wireless Tank Pod ($480, usually $530), which Suunto lists for the D5 and EON Core; the Ocean supports wireless tank pods too. The Nautic family reads two transmitters at once, and the $1,450 Nautic bundle includes a Tank Pod. The Vyper Novo also accepts an optional wireless pod.

Not sure Suunto is even the right brand for you? Our dive computer buying guide compares across everything we stock, and the full range with live stock is at dive computers. Or put the models side by side in person at 178 Paya Lebar Road; WhatsApp us on 9800 0539 to check stock before you drop by.